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Re: [hylafax-users] sendfax and dialrules
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- Subject: Re: [hylafax-users] sendfax and dialrules
- From: Bruce McAlister <bruce.mcalister@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Cc: Lee Howard <faxguy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 09 Oct 2007 17:20:49 +0100
Hi All,
Sorry for top posting again, in addition to the information below
(previous posts), it appears that sendfax is performing some sort of
dialrules conversion, I'm just not too sure which file it is using, or,
if it is indeed sendfax performing the conversions. For example, using
all the configuration options below (previous posts), if i submit the
following fax for transmission:
sendfax -n -T 3 -d aaadddd /etc/hosts
The session log shows that the letters have been converted to numbers:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Oct 09 17:10:39.11: [ 8326]: SESSION BEGIN 000000126 +2223333
Oct 09 17:10:39.11: [ 8326]: HylaFAX (tm) Version 5.1.8
Oct 09 17:10:39.11: [ 8326]: SEND FAX: JOB 62 DEST aaadddd COMMID
000000126 DEVICE '/etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX003' FROM 'Super-User
<root@host>' USER root
Oct 09 17:10:39.11: [ 8326]: STATE CHANGE: RUNNING -> SENDING
Oct 09 17:10:39.11: [ 8326]: <-- [12:AT+FCLASS=1\r]
Oct 09 17:10:39.12: [ 8326]: <-- <11:41 54 2B 46 43 4C 41 53 53 3D 31>
Oct 09 17:10:39.12: [ 8326]: <-- <1:0D>
Oct 09 17:10:39.12: [ 8326]: --> <2:0D 0A>
Oct 09 17:10:39.12: [ 8326]: --> <4:4F 4B 0D 0A>
Oct 09 17:10:39.12: [ 8326]: --> [2:OK]
Oct 09 17:10:39.12: [ 8326]: MODEM set XON/XOFF/FLUSH: input ignored,
output disabled
Oct 09 17:10:39.12: [ 8326]: DIAL 2223333
Oct 09 17:10:39.12: [ 8326]: <-- [12:ATDT2223333\r]
Oct 09 17:10:39.12: [ 8326]: <-- <11:41 54 44 54 32 32 32 33 33 33 33>
Oct 09 17:10:39.12: [ 8326]: <-- <1:0D>
Oct 09 17:10:40.13: [ 8326]: --> <8:0D 0A 42 55 53 59 0D 0A>
Oct 09 17:10:40.13: [ 8326]: --> [4:BUSY]
Oct 09 17:10:40.13: [ 8326]: SEND FAILED: JOB 62 DEST aaadddd ERR Busy
signal detected {E001}
Oct 09 17:10:41.14: [ 8326]: <-- [5:ATH0\r]
Oct 09 17:10:41.14: [ 8326]: <-- <4:41 54 48 30>
Oct 09 17:10:41.14: [ 8326]: <-- <1:0D>
Oct 09 17:10:41.14: [ 8326]: --> <2:0D 0A>
Oct 09 17:10:41.14: [ 8326]: --> <4:4F 4B 0D 0A>
Oct 09 17:10:41.14: [ 8326]: --> [2:OK]
Oct 09 17:10:41.14: [ 8326]: MODEM set DTR OFF
Oct 09 17:10:41.14: [ 8326]: MODEM set baud rate: 0 baud (flow control
unchanged)
Oct 09 17:10:41.14: [ 8326]: STATE CHANGE: SENDING -> MODEMWAIT (timeout 5)
Oct 09 17:10:41.14: [ 8326]: SESSION END
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It also appears to strip leading zeros off of any number I put in as a
destination, for example, if I submit the following for transmission:
sendfax -n -T 3 -d 0766022007 /etc/hosts
The leading 0 is stripped off of the dial-string.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: SESSION BEGIN 000000124 +0766022007
Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: HylaFAX (tm) Version 5.1.8
Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: SEND FAX: JOB 61 DEST 0766022007 COMMID
000000124 DEVICE '/etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX005' FROM 'Super-User
<root@host>' USER root
Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: STATE CHANGE: RUNNING -> SENDING
Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: <-- [12:AT+FCLASS=1\r]
Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: <-- <11:41 54 2B 46 43 4C 41 53 53 3D 31>
Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: <-- <1:0D>
Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: --> <6:0D 0A 4F 4B 0D 0A>
Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: --> [2:OK]
Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: MODEM set XON/XOFF/FLUSH: input ignored,
output disabled
Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: DIAL 766022007
Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: <-- [14:ATDT766022007\r]
Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: <-- <13:41 54 44 54 37 36 36 30 32 32 30 30 37>
Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: <-- <1:0D>
Oct 09 16:48:07.38: [ 4253]: --> <6:0D 0A 42 55 53 59>
Oct 09 16:48:07.38: [ 4253]: --> <2:0D 0A>
Oct 09 16:48:07.38: [ 4253]: --> [4:BUSY]
Oct 09 16:48:07.38: [ 4253]: SEND FAILED: JOB 61 DEST 0766022007 ERR
Busy signal detected {E001}
Oct 09 16:48:07.38: [ 4253]: SEND FAILED: JOB 61 DEST 0766022007 ERR
Busy signal detected {E001}; too many attempts to dial
Oct 09 16:48:08.39: [ 4253]: <-- [5:ATH0\r]
Oct 09 16:48:08.39: [ 4253]: <-- <4:41 54 48 30>
Oct 09 16:48:08.39: [ 4253]: <-- <1:0D>
Oct 09 16:48:08.39: [ 4253]: --> <2:0D 0A>
Oct 09 16:48:08.39: [ 4253]: --> <4:4F 4B 0D 0A>
Oct 09 16:48:08.39: [ 4253]: --> [2:OK]
Oct 09 16:48:08.39: [ 4253]: MODEM set DTR OFF
Oct 09 16:48:08.39: [ 4253]: MODEM set baud rate: 0 baud (flow control
unchanged)
Oct 09 16:48:08.39: [ 4253]: STATE CHANGE: SENDING -> MODEMWAIT (timeout 5)
Oct 09 16:48:08.39: [ 4253]: SESSION END
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Then, if I try to submit a fax for an international call like such:
sendfax -n -T 3 -d 004417531112222
Then it strips the leading 0's off of the dial-string
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: SESSION BEGIN 000000128 +004417531112222
Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: HylaFAX (tm) Version 5.1.8
Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: SEND FAX: JOB 63 DEST 004417531112222
COMMID 000000128 DEVICE '/etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX002' FROM
'Super-User <root@host>' USER root
Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: STATE CHANGE: RUNNING -> SENDING
Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: <-- [12:AT+FCLASS=1\r]
Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: <-- <11:41 54 2B 46 43 4C 41 53 53 3D 31>
Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: <-- <1:0D>
Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: --> <2:0D 0A>
Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: --> <4:4F 4B 0D 0A>
Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: --> [2:OK]
Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: MODEM set XON/XOFF/FLUSH: input ignored,
output disabled
Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: DIAL 4417531112222
Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: <-- [18:ATDT4417531112222\r]
Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: <-- <17:41 54 44 54 34 34 31 37 35 33 31 31
31 32 32 32 32>
Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: <-- <1:0D>
Oct 09 17:15:35.72: [ 9338]: --> <2:0D 0A>
Oct 09 17:15:35.72: [ 9338]: --> <6:42 55 53 59 0D 0A>
Oct 09 17:15:35.72: [ 9338]: --> [4:BUSY]
Oct 09 17:15:35.72: [ 9338]: SEND FAILED: JOB 63 DEST 004417531112222
ERR Busy signal detected {E001}
Oct 09 17:15:36.73: [ 9338]: <-- [5:ATH0\r]
Oct 09 17:15:36.73: [ 9338]: <-- <4:41 54 48 30>
Oct 09 17:15:36.73: [ 9338]: <-- <1:0D>
Oct 09 17:15:36.73: [ 9338]: --> <2:0D 0A>
Oct 09 17:15:36.73: [ 9338]: --> <4:4F 4B 0D 0A>
Oct 09 17:15:36.73: [ 9338]: --> [2:OK]
Oct 09 17:15:36.73: [ 9338]: MODEM set DTR OFF
Oct 09 17:15:36.73: [ 9338]: MODEM set baud rate: 0 baud (flow control
unchanged)
Oct 09 17:15:36.73: [ 9338]: STATE CHANGE: SENDING -> MODEMWAIT (timeout 5)
Oct 09 17:15:36.73: [ 9338]: SESSION END
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
My question is, where is it getting these dialrules from? Is there some
default set of dialrules that sendfax et al use? The dialrules file I
have defined does not strip the 0's off of an international call (or at
least I think it doesnt, dialtest seemed to imply it didnt). So, I can
only assume that sendfax is using a built in set of rules to manipulate
the dialstring which is not the dialrules file I have defined, or, is it
some other application that modifies the dial-string, and not sendfax
itself?
Any pointers/tips/trick would be much appreciated, I'm slowly going
insane here, I'm not too sure where else to look :/
Thanks
Bruce
Bruce McAlister wrote:
> Sorry for top posting, but, a little more info on the problem. I read
> the man page for sendfax and it looks like I can put a "DialRules"
> parameter into <install_dir>/lib/fax/sendfax.conf. Which I have now
> done. The contents of this file are as follows:
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> root@host:/opt/hylafax-5.1.8/lib/fax # cat ./sendfax.conf
> DialRules: /opt/hylafax-5.1.8/var/spool/etc/dialrules
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> I then run the dtrace script "opensnoop.d" which returns a list of files
> opened for reading by a process and any error codes if any. The entire
> output for this run is attached, it's easier to read in the attached file.
>
> I've highlighted the 2 lines where you can see sendfax opening the
> sendfax.conf file and the line where it attempts to open the dialrules
> file. In previous run's sendfax did not try to open that particular
> dialrules file, previously it attempted to open
> <install_dir>/lib/fax/dialrules, which does not exist in my case.
>
> Sooo, now I'm wondering if sendfax is applying the dialrules to my
> number, by the looks of things, sendfax does open the dialrules file,
> but, based on the session log (as illustrated below), it looks like
> sendfax is not actually applying the dialrules to the number passed on
> the commandline ("-d 1112222").
>
> Could it be that my dialrules file has a typ0 in it? Does the dialrules
> have to be tab delimitered, would there be any problem with the "^\+"
> parameter? I know the plus is a metacharacter in regex, so I'm just
> wondering if there is anything that does not look right in my dialrules
> file (I've attached it aswell, just in case).
>
> This is a weird one for me, I'm no guru with HylaFAX+, but dialtest
> works, but any application using the dialrules does not :/
>
> Bruce McAlister wrote:
>> Lee Howard wrote:
>>> Bruce McAlister wrote:
>>>
>>>> dialtest -a 01 -c 353 -i 00 -l 0 ./dialrules
>>>>
>>> If dialtest is giving proper results, but the actual number being dialed
>>> or displayed is not in agreement with what you see from dialtest, then...
>>>
>>> 1) check the permissions on your dialrules and make sure that the faxq
>>> and faxsend processes are able to read it.
>> The permissions on my dialrules file is as follows:
>>
>> root@host:/opt/hylafax-5.1.8/var/spool/etc # ls -l dialrules
>> -r--r--r-- 1 root root 2252 Oct 8 22:54 dialrules
>>
>>
>>> 2) be aware that DialStringRules is a config option that applies both to
>>> etc/config as well as etc/config.<devid>. Thus it is possible to have
>>> faxq and faxsend disagree with each other (and there are reasons why you
>>> may *want* this). So if you're using a non-default dialrules file name
>>> you'll want to take special notice of this.
>>>
>> Just as a precaution, I verified that the modem config files also have
>> the dialrules defined in them, but the problem still appears to be the same:
>>
>> <spool_dir>/etc/config:
>>
>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> root@host:/opt/hylafax-5.1.8/var/spool/etc # cat config
>> LogFacility: daemon
>> CountryCode: 353
>> AreaCode: 01
>> LongDistancePrefix: 0
>> InternationalPrefix: 00
>> DialStringRules: "etc/dialrules"
>> ServerTracing: 1
>> MaxConcurrentCalls: 6
>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> <spool_dir>/etc/config._etc_iaxmodem_devices_ttyIAX000
>>
>> PS: The config.<dev_modem> files are symlinked back to ../config/iaxmodem.
>>
>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> root@host:/opt/hylafax-5.1.8/var/spool/etc # cat
>> config._etc_iaxmodem_devices_ttyIAX000
>> # $Id: iaxmodem,v 1.6 2007/08/07 18:22:39 faxguy Exp $
>>
>> #
>> # prototype config for the IAXmodem softmodem which uses
>> # the spandsp soft-DSP library
>> #
>>
>> # CONFIG:CLASS1:spandsp:.*:.*: Manufacturer=spandsp Model=IAXmodem
>> # CONFIG:CLASS1.0:spandsp:.*:.*: Manufacturer=spandsp Model=IAXmodem
>> #
>> # BEGIN-SERVER
>> # END-SERVER
>>
>> #
>> #
>> # Modem-related stuff: should reflect modem command interface
>> # and hardware connection/cabling (e.g. flow control).
>> #
>> ModemType: Class1 # use this to supply a hint
>>
>> #
>> # *** Caller-ID settings ***
>> #
>> # Enabling this will use the hfaxd-protocol to set Caller*ID
>> #
>> #ModemSetOriginCmd: "AT+VSID=\"%s\",\"%d\""
>> #
>> # If "glare" during initialization becomes a problem then take
>> # the modem off-hook during initialization, and then place it
>> # back on-hook when done.
>> #
>> #ModemResetCmds: "ATH1\nAT+VCID=1" # enables CallID display
>> #ModemReadyCmds: ATH0
>> #
>> # You'll likely want Caller*ID display (also displays DID) enabled.
>> #
>> ModemResetCmds: AT+VCID=1 # enables CallID display
>> #
>> # If you are "missing" Caller*ID data on some calls (but not all)
>> # and if you do not have adequate glare protection you may want to
>> # not answer based on RINGs, but rather enable the CallIDAnswerLength
>> # for NDID, disable AT+VCID=1 and do this:
>> #
>> RingsBeforeAnswer: 2
>> #ModemRingResponse: AT+VRID=1
>>
>> # The pty apparently does not support changing parity.
>> PagerTTYParity: none
>>
>> Class1AdaptRecvCmd: AT+FAR=1
>> Class1TMConnectDelay: 400 # counteract quick CONNECT response
>> Class1RMQueryCmd: "!24,48,72,96" # V.17 fast-train recv doesn't
>> work well
>>
>> CallIDPattern: "NMBR="
>> CallIDPattern: "NAME="
>> CallIDPattern: "ANID="
>> CallIDPattern: "NDID="
>> #CallIDAnswerLength: 4
>> # Uncomment these if you really want them, but you probably don't.
>> #CallIDPattern: "DATE="
>> #CallIDPattern: "TIME="
>>
>> Class1ColorJPEGSupport: yes
>> Class1JBIGSupport: yes
>>
>> TagLineFont: etc/lutRS18.pcf
>> TagLineFormat: "From: %%n|%c|Page %%p of %%t"
>>
>> DialStringRules: "etc/dialrules"
>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> <spool_dir>/etc/dialrules
>>
>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> ! $Id: dialrules,v 1.2 2006/10/17 22:34:42 faxguy Exp $
>> !
>> ! HylaFAX (tm) Dialing String Processing Rules.
>> !
>> ! This file describes how to process user-specified dialing strings
>> ! to create two items:
>> !
>> ! CanonicalNumber: a unique string that is derived from all dialing
>> ! strings to the same destination phone number. This string is used
>> ! by the fax server for ``naming'' the destination.
>> !
>> ! DialString: the string passed to the modem for use in dialing the
>> ! telephone. This string should be void of any characters that might
>> ! confuse the modem.
>> !
>> Area=${AreaCode} ! local area code
>> Country=${CountryCode} ! local country code
>> IDPrefix=${InternationalPrefix} ! prefix for placing an international call
>> LDPrefix=${LongDistancePrefix} ! prefix for placing a long distance call
>> !
>> WS=" " ! our notion of white space
>> !
>> ! Convert a phone number to a canonical format:
>> !
>> ! +<country><areacode><rest>
>> !
>> ! by (possibly) stripping off leading dialing prefixes for
>> ! long distance and/or international dialing.
>> !
>> CanonicalNumber := [
>> %.* = ! strip calling card stuff
>> [abcABC] = 2 ! these convert alpha to
>> numbers
>> [defDEF] = 3
>> [ghiGHI] = 4
>> [jklJKL] = 5
>> [mnoMNO] = 6
>> [prsPRS] = 7
>> [tuvTUV] = 8
>> [wxyWXY] = 9
>> [^+0-9]+ = ! strip white space etc.
>> ^${IDPrefix} = + ! replace int. dialing code
>> ^${LDPrefix} = +${Country} ! replace l.d. dialing code
>> ^[^+] = +${Country}${Area}& ! otherwise, insert
>> canon form
>> ]
>> !
>> ! Process a dialing string according to local requirements.
>> ! These rules do only one transformation: they convert in-country
>> ! international calls to long-distance calls.
>> !
>> DialString := [
>> [-${WS}.]+ = ! strip syntactic sugar
>> \( =
>> \) =
>> [abcABC] = 2 ! these convert alpha to
>> numbers
>> [defDEF] = 3
>> [ghiGHI] = 4
>> [jklJKL] = 5
>> [mnoMNO] = 6
>> [prsPRS] = 7
>> [tuvTUV] = 8
>> [wxyWXY] = 9
>> !
>> ! Added by Bruce McAlister
>> !
>> ^00 = +
>> ^[1-9][0-9]{6}$ = ${Area}&
>> ^0 =
>> ^[1-9] = ${IDPrefix}${Country}&
>> ^\+ = ${IDPrefix}
>> ]
>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> When I submit the fax I submit it as follows:
>>
>> sendfax -n -T 3 -d 1112222 /etc/hosts
>>
>> The "faxstat -rs" looks like this
>>
>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> HylaFAX scheduler on host: Running
>> Modem /etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX001 (): Waiting for modem to come ready
>> Modem /etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX000 (): Running and idle
>> Modem /etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX005 (): Running and idle
>> Modem /etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX002 (): Running and idle
>> Modem /etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX007 (): Running and idle
>> Modem /etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX003 (): Running and idle
>> Modem /etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX004 (): Running and idle
>> Modem /etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX006 (): Running and idle
>>
>> Protect Page Owner Sender/TSI Recvd@ Filename
>> -rw---- 8 5 Sat11PM fax000000001.tif
>> -rw---- 8 5 Sat11PM fax000000002.tif
>> -rw---- 1 5 Sun10AM fax000000003.tif
>> -rw---- 2 5 Sun11AM fax000000004.tif
>> -rw---- 2 5 Sun12PM fax000000005.tif
>> -rw---- 1 5 09:16 fax000000006.tif
>> -rw---- 1 5 10:16 fax000000007.tif
>> -rw---- 1 5 10:22 fax000000008.tif
>> -rw---- 1 5 16:37 fax000000009.tif
>> -rw---- 1 5 16:41 fax000000010.tif
>>
>> JID Pri S Owner Number Pages Dials TTS Status
>> 41 126 S root 1112222 0:1 1:3 23:47 No local dialtone
>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> The session log looks as follows:
>>
>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: SESSION BEGIN 000000068 +1112222
>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: HylaFAX (tm) Version 5.1.8
>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: SEND FAX: JOB 41 DEST 1112222 COMMID
>> 000000068 DEVICE '/etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX001' FROM 'Super-Use
>> r <root@host>' USER root
>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: STATE CHANGE: RUNNING -> SENDING
>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: <-- [12:AT+FCLASS=1\r]
>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: <-- <11:41 54 2B 46 43 4C 41 53 53 3D 31>
>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: <-- <1:0D>
>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: --> <2:0D 0A>
>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: --> <4:4F 4B 0D 0A>
>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: --> [2:OK]
>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: MODEM set XON/XOFF/FLUSH: input ignored,
>> output disabled
>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: DIAL 1112222
>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: <-- [12:ATDT1112222\r]
>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: <-- <11:41 54 44 54 31 31 31 32 32 32 32>
>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: <-- <1:0D>
>> Oct 09 00:42:47.80: [22686]: --> <2:0D 0A>
>> Oct 09 00:42:47.80: [22686]: --> <13:4E 4F 20 44 49 41 4C 54 4F 4E 45 0D 0A>
>> Oct 09 00:42:47.80: [22686]: --> [11:NO DIALTONE]
>> Oct 09 00:42:47.80: [22686]: SEND FAILED: JOB 41 DEST 1112222 ERR No
>> local dialtone {E004}
>> Oct 09 00:42:48.81: [22686]: <-- [5:ATH0\r]
>> Oct 09 00:42:48.81: [22686]: <-- <4:41 54 48 30>
>> Oct 09 00:42:48.81: [22686]: <-- <1:0D>
>> Oct 09 00:42:48.81: [22686]: --> <2:0D 0A>
>> Oct 09 00:42:48.81: [22686]: --> <4:4F 4B 0D 0A>
>> Oct 09 00:42:48.81: [22686]: --> [2:OK]
>> Oct 09 00:42:48.81: [22686]: MODEM set DTR OFF
>> Oct 09 00:42:48.81: [22686]: MODEM set baud rate: 0 baud (flow control
>> unchanged)
>> Oct 09 00:42:48.81: [22686]: STATE CHANGE: SENDING -> MODEMWAIT (timeout 5)
>> Oct 09 00:42:48.81: [22686]: SESSION END
>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> The asterisk server we are using for relaying does it's routing on the
>> destination number, this number must be of the
>> <IDPrefix><CountryCode><AreaCode><Number>, hence the configuration of
>> the dialrules. If Asterisk does not see a number of this form it hangs
>> up the line, i assume this is why we get no dialtone when the modem
>> tries to dial that number.
>>
>> Any additional tips or suggestions would be appreciated.
>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Lee.
>>>
>>>
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